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Swiss head to polls in divisive anti-immigration voteSwiss citizens vote Sunday on two key referendums. One proposal aims to cap the nation's population at 10 million, potentially impacting im...- Canada is facing its own Brexit moment — Alberta separatists just hit a massive referendum milestone, and Ottawa has a very big problemAlberta separatists say they have enough signatures. The number is striking. Nearly 302,000 names submitted. The legal threshold was 178,00...
- Students holds referendum on whether JNU VC should be removedJawaharlal Nehru University students voted in a referendum on Tuesday. The vote asked if the university's vice chancellor should be removed...
- 'Yes' triumphs in Bangladesh referendum with 60 per cent turnoutThe voting for the 13th parliamentary elections was held on Thursday along with the referendum on the complex 84-point reform package, know...
- Experts warn ‘yes’ vote in referendum could stall Bangladesh’s constitutional continuityA referendum on a complex reform package by Muhammad Yunus' interim government is underway. Experts warn this could end the continuity of B...
- Why is Bangladesh holding a national referendum alongside its general election?Bangladesh is holding a national referendum alongside its parliamentary election, allowing citizens to vote on significant institutional re...
- Bangladesh set for polls, reform referendum amid uncertain voter moodBangladesh is heading for a crucial election and referendum. The Awami League is barred from contesting, leaving the BNP as a frontrunner. ...
- Why Thailand will vote to decide a new constitution on February 8Thai citizens face a crucial referendum on February 8 to determine if a new constitution will replace the current 2017 charter. This vote s...
- Taiwan vote on restarting nuclear plant failsTaiwan's referendum to revive a nuclear plant failed due to insufficient votes. Ma'anshan Nuclear Power Plant's closure ended Taiwan's atom...
- India votes against Russian demand seeking secret ballotIndia earlier too voted yes in a procedural vote on the Russian proposal. This pattern may be repeated when the voting happens on Wednesday...
- New Caledonia votes on whether to stay part of FranceVoters in the French Pacific territory of New Caledonia cast ballots on Sunday on whether to break away from France, but pro-independence f...
- Stay French, or not? New Caledonia holds independence voteVoters in the South Pacific archipelago of New Caledonia are set to decide Sunday whether to break away from France, a referendum that is i...
- New Caledonia rejects independence from FranceFrench President Emmanuel Macron -- who had said previously that "France would be less beautiful without New Caledonia" -- on Sunday said h...
- Thailand votes in referendum on new junta ConstitutionProponents of the new document say it will help end political turmoil and restore stability, but critics have said it will entrench militar...
- ET in the classroom: Brexit for dummiesBritish Prime Minister David Cameron had promised to hold a referendum upon a victory in the national elections for his party. Many in UK c...
- ET in the classroom: What Brexit means for IndiaOne of the major global events that is expected to have a big impact on markets is the Brexit. Here is all you need to know about the campa...
- Greeks fly home to vote in knife-edge referendumWith the stakes so high for Greece in Sunday's knife-edge referendum, some Greeks living abroad have flown home to cast their votes.
- Some would exploit Greek 'no' to take apart Europe: Pierre MoscoviciTwo days ahead of the vote, Moscovici campaigned for a 'yes' of the Greeks to the international creditors' rescue programme.
- Greek banks are down to their final 500 million eurosGreek banks are currently closed and the government has implemented capital controls limiting the amount of money people can take out of AT...
- Markets will look at Greece with risk-off perspective: Tai Hui, JP MorganBut if there is some liquidity squeeze, then it’s unlikely that Indian markets will be spared from the volatility, says Tai Hui.
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